Making a Spyderco Friction Sheath
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This video shows in detail how to make a small friction sheath for a Spyderco or similar knife.
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00:00 Intro
05:57 Removing Clips
06:50 Measuring Out
10:05 Spacer Pieces
13:08 Wet Forming
25:38 Oven Baking (Cuir Bouilli)
32:44 Stamping
33:52 Stitch Marking
36:00 Back Piece
40:45 Dyeing
45:45 Finishes and Glue
51:11 Sewing
1:03:50 Trimming and Edge Finishing
1:08:52 Sno Seal - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Very well made tutorials. You not only explain WHAT you are doing, you explain and demonstrate WHY. Very clear and concise.
Thank you.
Ive been fascinated by leatherwork since I was a kid. This is the very first video I ever saw about how to actually make something from leather. That was maybe 4 years ago (or more.) And it has triggered an obsession in me. I always reference this video, and come back to it whenever Im starting a new project. All of your videos have been extremely helpful to me. And for that I owe you a great deal of gratitude. So for that, I just want to thank you for taking your time to share your experience and knowledge with us.
Your videos are indispensable. Your care and attention to detail coupled with the time and energy you take to explain what you are doing is fantastic for we beginners. Please continue making these great videos.
@Karri M. Rahkonen
I second your comment i have not actually started yet im waiting for my tools to arrive and then ill have to get some leather if anyone know a reasonably priced leather supply i would be greatfull and im really looking forward to getting stuck in.So thanks for this vid and the others you have done
Ebay for leather. Buy in measured pieces.
Hello Ian! I stumbled by chance on one of your videos and was so impressed with your skills and the way you shared your knowledge that I kept watching more... In a couple of weeks, you inspired me! After purchasing the main tools you recommended, I managed to get going and I’ve just completed a little friction sheath for my favourite pocket knife. It’s certainly not in the same league as yours, but it’s decent enough and I’m delighted with it! Just wanted to say that I’m extremely grateful for all the time and efforts you put into your videos. A truly heart-felt “Thank you”!
First I thought, I will just skip through the Video fast... now I was watching it nearly the full Time... Thank you for being us part of your Art!
Greetings from Bavaria, Germany,
Chris :-)
Great video. I prefer videos with full detail. Your attention to detailed communication is greatly appreciated, and the finished product is nothing less than a masterpiece. Thank you for taking the time to enlighten the crowd.
Can not tell you how much In appreciate your series of videos. I do watch all the way through, and review certain segments for review from time to time as I work my skill upto the next level.
Ian is one helluva teacher. Explains in helpful detail. He helps you to avoid mistakes. Top notch stuff!!
in the last 2-3 meet I have seen many of your videos and can say you that I am simply inspired what you have conjured from leather. really first-class!
Master Ian, so I call it, are a benchmark in the art of leather work, thanks for sharing your teachings, I'm starting in leather working and hopefully come to a knowledge some day as you do your inspires me every day more this work is exciting and I learn every day and I'm happy to have found this job to my 50 years, thank
Excellent! That's what I want people to do really, take the ideas and the techniques and then apply them to new projects, good stuff :)
This is a full instructional video, the level of commentary is completely appropriate and for a newbie like me much appreciated
You are 100% right as to why people skip to the end. They want to see the final piece. Good intuition.
Gorgeous work and excellent instruction. Thank you for doing this. I particularly like that you talk about the thickness of the leather you are using. Great Job!
Hi Ian, I don’t know why people are skipping, I want to see every bit of what your doing. I learn so much every time. Thank you for making these videos. My own leatherwork has improved by watching your skilled handiwork and the reasons why you should or shouldn’t do certain things. I make my own patterns, but have purchased some of yours as well, as they are so done.
As Ian suggested, I have used this technique for making several types of sheaths. One in particular was for a Gerber multi-tool that I use everyday. I have been using it on the job (welding) and it works beautifully. Holds the tool with out falling out and is an easy grab when I need it, and then slips right back in. Ian makes his instruction videos with the same care that he makes his leatherwork.
Watched your video and followed your steps and suggestions. At one point you mentioned that it wouldn't look right until near the end and you were right. My first attempt and I am happy with the way it turned out. I need at lot more practice, but your videos are great help. Thanks
This is by far the BEST video i have found on leather working. Great insight on how to handle everything. Thanks for posting!
I really appreciate you taking the time to show your technique and skills. Thanks!
Thank you for taking the time to show us your skills. I just started working with leather & by using your video I was able to make a sheath for my Sheffield Stockman. I learned many things about working with leather from this video,,, again,, Thank You!
Love that you share your knowledge, and not only do you share it, but you acctually care how people view it. Great.
It’s a thing of beauty Ian. I am getting the tools together to make a concerted effort. Really excited to be giving it a go. Thank you for the videos.
You are very very good with explanations and videos... And YOU ARE RIGHT... it happens so often that you want a really good look at what is made first especially if you are looking for ideas to try to make something... Other times when decide will go back to it later... Sometimes just need to see how a certain part is done.. You are the best and your work is beautiful.... Sometimes I just like to see for 'later' and other times watch it through.. Thank you for your work
Hey Ian I just wanted to let you know that your video is still helping people. I just made my first sheath based on this design. It’s turned out great. Thank you sir
Absolutely beautiful workmanship and narrated with such articulation!
Love your videos!
Ian, thanks for all of your videos! I just followed this one and made a very nice sheath for one of my folders. It turned out great. Thanks again!
Absolutely fantastic video, enjoyed every minute of it. Thanks for sharing!
Watched the video from beginning to end and was mesmerised at the level of your skill and caraftsmanship. Enormous thanks for posting. It'll be on Facebook in two minutes....:)
(replying to myself - how sad) - I notice from your website you're an accomplished photographer as well......I'll shut up now....
This is the first leather working video I have ever seen and I loved it. Well done on the beautiful and useful piece. The instructions, video and audio quality were great. Thanks for sharing. Cheers.
Thank you for the video! You are an excellent teacher! Keep up the good work.
That was amazing. Incredibly detailed video. Very useful and instructive, many thanks and keep it up!
You work is so beautiful! I love your videos. I always watch them when working on leather.. For me its just for fun when bored but your videos improve my stuff alot!
By far Ian's videos are among the very best How-To videos on TH-cam, regardless of subject. Given that I'm here to learn about leathercrafting, that makes it even better!
Cheers from Canada, mate!
This is brilliant. I wish there were more craftsmen doing this sort of quality video. Big thumbs up.
I am very impressed with your skills & ability to share the 'how too' ..... I am enthused now to try some leatherwork myself. Many thanks Ian.
I'd just like to say as may have all ready done GREAT job with this video!! I have watched 100's of videos on different subjects and yours has by far been the most educational I have every seen. Once again THANK YOU!!
Thank you so very much for taking the time to make such a high quality video. When I get in better shape, I will be more than happy to send a donation. Great work, Ian. Your tops in my book!
Congratulations Ian. This is one your best videos that I have watched. I have made a couple of these wet-molded sheaths, but it never occurred to me to harden the leather in the oven. I'll have to try that next time.
so many clever little tricks... am learning a lot... great stuff
Great video! Learned a lot and wish I had seen this video a long long time ago when I was working my past projects. Thanks for sharing this.
Thank you so very much for taking the time to make such a high quality video. When I get in better shape, I'll be glad to make a small donation. Your tops in my book, Ian!
omy! what a superb vid... i got so engrossed, didnt even realize the length... tysmfs
You're a true Artisan ..... Fantastic work
Your videos are brilliant, thank you very much. I also appreciate the 'index' links, pretty sure I'll be referring back to them.
Thank you Ian, Well put together and very informative.
BTW I love these video's and they are helping me become a great leather smith! thanks so much for your willingness to share this wisdom.
Masterfully crafted, excellent work....
i spend about 40 minutes on my edges. I then coat them in edge coat or even tan kote. I also use stitching chisels. A 3mm on small projects and a 5 on my holsters. you do very good work.
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. They are really informative - I'm toying with the idea of having a go myself. And to those who come on and criticise, why don't you show us how to do it? Oh I remember now.... you can't. Thanks again Ian. Great videos.
Excellent Tutorial!!! Worked perfect for me, thank you for this educational Video, really appreciate it! Greetings from Germany.
"I wish I hadn't said bisquit. Now I find myself fancying a bisquit." You entertain me while you teach me. I LOVE your videos. Thank you so much for taking the time to make and post them. You make beautiful things. Absolutely gorgeous. I'm going to try to make a holster for my Ruger 38 special. Thanks for giving me somewhere to start.
Ian, Thanks for sharing your video. I am new to this and I want to get into leather crafting and your videos gives me a good idea to what I want to do. Thanks again!
Dude, you're so cool. Seriously, your art is amazing.
Thanks Ian Have used this video to make my own WE 614 SHEATH Messed up a little But for my first time not bad Very satisfied Could not have done it without your help
You are an Artis-Ian to say the least! Well done!
+Lewis Williams :)
Awesome tutorial, couldn't be better. Thanks
Plzz can u tel me the process of dyeing nd hardnesa of learher how u hard ur leather after dyeing
Thank you for the great video. I have never made anything with let her but I was inspired to make something like this. It will not let me posted a picture but thank you again
Awesome work man!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Excellent video
I’m completely new to this am the spacer tip about getting the size right will prove priceless I’m sure
Very nice work! Thanks. I'm making my first project right now. It's a sheath for my Gerber Gater.
Some of us serious knife collectors are behind you all the way. I hate clips on fine (or any) knives. They're impractical and you have to adjust them, and sometimes lose them cause they tangle with so many things. I'm an avid supporter of pouches. They're more reliable and they protect the knife. Great vid.
not sure how ive stumbled on your videos, but that looks fantastic. well done!
Ian, outstanding video! You do amazing work.
Thank you very much for this! Managed to make a case for my light-meter following your instructions. And my first online donation!
You are a very talented craftsmen and great teacher. Please do more projects.
Absolutely fantastic craftsmanship! :D
Great video brother! You have inspired me to attempt this. I've done some leather work in school (long time ago), and remember how much fun it was. Now that I have lost my folder and getting another, I don't want to carry it in my pocket and now this is a perfect solution! Wife is going to hate me for picking up another hobby! :)
Thanks for the help and instructions!
Fantastic attention to the details!
Beautiful work, great talent THANK YOU FOR POSTING, I actually feel I learned something today.
Thanks for sharing your experience with us!
Thank you, for sharing all your wealth of knowledge
you are a God sent
thank you for the tutorials
God bless
Nice work and thank you for giving me all these tricks
very beautiful workmanship
GREAT video
on how to leather craft!! Thanks, looking forward to watching other videos.
Free video very informational pick up a lot of great tips! Keep them coming Thanks! BigAl
You make some absolutely beautiful art work!
bravo !! magnifique work !!
hello from France !!
Wow what a beautiful job
Thank you very much! I can't wait to try this project. Great video.
wow! Absolutely great video and I have subscribed. Thank you for taking the time to show us how to make the spyderco knife sheath. Someday I will be making one for mine (beginner leather worker here.) Thank you again :)
Bravo Bravo , Very well done Ian. I can see you are going to go far with this. Thanks a lot for posting. I had no interest in making a sheath for my knives until I saw this. I do believe I will give it a go.
Don't normally comment, but this was a really well done video. I appreciate your sharing your knowledge. Very helpful. Thanks
well done, great professionell work...i´m a big fan of you and your work
Thanks for sharing I got a lot of great tips A very well made detailed video Thanks Again
Extremely nice, I'll have to make one once I get some thinner leather because I only have 8-9 oz right now.
You Sir, have inspired me...thank you...
Hi Ian,Great video and very well explained, for a beginner like me, very inspirational, at the moment I am half way through your you tube videos.
Fantastic work and teaching skill well done and I look forward to seeing more of your vids
you make that look so easy ive always wanted to do somethin with leather and this vid has made me feel like it is possible so thank u very muchmgreat vid
Beautiful work!
Thats real craftsmanship.
Absolutely gorgeous work, sir! Hope I manage that level of skill one of these days. If someone asks for custom work I'm sending them to you in return for the tutorial.
Beautiful work.
Very clear and consice. Thaqnks for the instruction.
Great video as always thanks again ian.
Cheers, Ian. I'm trying to make myself an axe sheath. But this video helps a lot.
You make it look so easy! Very nice video.
Great vid. Excellent craftsmanship!
Amazing video and skills! I wish I'll get that good one day. You've got another subscriber.
absolutely top-hole video.well done